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The real question

How much money will Flores settle for?

  • $20 Million

    Votes: 3 15.0%

  • $40 Million

    Votes: 4 20.0%

  • $50 million

    Votes: 9 45.0%

  • Coach Flores has too much integrity to settle for any amount of money.

    Votes: 4 20.0%
  • Total voters
    20
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How much money do you think they will throw at him to prevent discovery that will make Flores settle?
 
I am sure he has already been paid off. A d a very sizable sum well in the realm of the posted numbers.

Flo isn't on food stamps but he has nowhere near the pockets it takes to go after and STAY after ross. The nfl and the broncos and giants banks.

Miami will get nothing but some bad publicity. He through in the 100 000 to lose scheme do he coulf annoy miami. But he is blCk. Ross's gm is black so racism isnt landing in miami
 
The same amount that Roger Goddell makes per year. That would be my starting point.
 
Guess Flores wasn't that dumb after all. Sheet
 
Isn't he technically still in the running for the Texans' job? When they pass on him I wonder if he'll use that to further play the race card.
 
He is still in the running for both the Texans and Saints HC position. Obviously his chances seem less likely given the owners are on the other end of the lawsuit.

I have watched the interviews on CBS and ESPN today. Flores is not the disgruntled, hurt, angry, enraged, vengeful black man I have seen many posters on this site makes him out to be.

So many people jump to a rash judgment, playing amateur psychologists claiming they know Flores motives biased by their own prejudices.

Flores is principle-centered. He also acknowledged he felt humiliated, hurt and angry about the text from BB. A normal response to a difficult experience.

He seems genuine to me that he is in it for change. At a minimum, shining light on what is really going on behind closed doors.

If he was in it for the money, he would have waited for the Texans and Saints hire.

I predict we will be hearing from a lot more previous coaches and assistant coaches who have had similar experiences.

Already hearing from Hue Jackson about being rewarded for losing and Marvin Lewis about a sham interview.

Doesn’t mean every team does it or every interview is a sham, but happens enough.

70% of players are of color and 3% of HCs are black. Literally 1 HC.

Numbers don’t lie.
 
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Wonder what the saints and texans will do now that they give him an interview..... wait until one of them hires him so they don't have a lawsuit filed against them? Whos got that spiderman gif with them pointing at each other?
 
I hope the league makes an example of him. Offer him nothing. Of course they’ll offer at least nuisance value amount because it would be bad business not to. But I can hope.

Discovery can be a very big motivator for people to settle, but it’s not what people think it is. They aren’t gonna be entitled to every email Ross has ever written about unrelated nonsense. Not how it works.
 
Oh, I would wager on him NOT getting paid, NFL is being awful aggressive in its response to him.
 
AdamD13 said:
He is still in the running for both the Texans and Saints HC position. Obviously his chances seem less likely given the owners are on the other end of the lawsuit.

I have watched the interviews on CBS and ESPN today. Flores is not the disgruntled, hurt, angry, enraged, vengeful black man I have seen many posters on this site makes him out to be.

So many people jump to a rash judgment, playing amateur psychologists claiming they know Flores motives biased by their own prejudices.

Flores is principle-centered. He also acknowledged he felt humiliated, hurt and angry about the text from BB. A normal response to a difficult experience.

He seems genuine to me that he is in it for change. At a minimum, shining light on what is really going on behind closed doors.

If he was in it for the money, he would have waited for the Texans and Saints hire.

I predict we will be hearing from a lot more previous coaches and assistant coaches who have had similar experiences.

Already hearing from Hue Jackson about being rewarded from losing and Marvin Lewis about a sham interview.

Doesn’t mean every team does it or every interview is a sham, but happens enough.

70% of players are of color and 3% of HCs are black. Literally 1 HC.

Numbers don’t lie.
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Oh please give it a rest with the “angry vengeful black man” nonsense. Literally no one has said that. Y’all are the only ones making it a race thing.

So because Flores, the guy who literally has never shown an emotion in his life, wasn’t a raving mad man on national television that’s supposed to prove something? Please.

I’m sure he knew the Texans and Saints weren’t happening. He sure seemed happy as hell to keep collecting a check from this “awful racist league” when he thought he was being named the NYG coach. It’s so transparent that he’s seeking revenge Because hes a petty little baby who can’t accept that he’s not thought of as highly as he thinks of himself.

You’re right, numbers don’t lie. The fact that the players are so over represented by one race clearly shows the league is racist against everyone but black people. Numbers don’t lie, that’s how This works right?
 
Flores is the next Colin Kaepernick - except for 1 thing - he's gonna bank.
 
He will get 20 million now. But he will blow that in like 10 years (and it will be somebody else's fault but his). Then he will get a tell all book deal and then all of a sudden have new stories that he didn’t tell before.
 
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